The lyrics for this song i by Lyn Kalley Ingram (https://soundcloud.com/lyn-kalley-ingram).
I enjoyed singing this song very much.

Thank you Lyn for writing a great song and thankyou for your kindness. 




Yes - I hurt you (Jimmi original)

The lyrics for this song i by Lyn Kalley Ingram (https://soundcloud.com/lyn-kalley-ingram).

Thank you Lyn for writing yet another great song and thanks for your goodness. /Jimmi 



How am I gonna live life without you (Jimmi original)

The lyrics for this song is by Lyn Kalley Ingram (@lyn-kalley-ingram).
This song is based on a true story. This is a very sad story, something I do not wish for anyone to go through.

Thank you Lyn for writing this great song and thanks for your kindness. /Jimmi

Daddy why do mommies die (Jimmi original)

Album: Highwayman
Released: 1985
Nominations: Grammy Award for Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal, more
Awards: Grammy Award for Best Country Song, more

Original artists: 
Johnny Cash, The Highwaymen, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Highwaymen_(country_supergroup)

Highwayman (Johnny Cash - ft. Jimmi Goes West)

The lyrics for this song i by Lyn Kalley Ingram (@lyn-kalley-ingram).

Hey Mr. Sheriff (Jimmi original)

There is a lot of true words in this Lyrics.
Lyrics: Lyn Kalley Ingram (@lyn-kalley-ingram).

Here is what Lynn writes about the background for the  lyrics:
"Fifteen years after I had gotten out of prison my mama broke her silence and told me how she taught me better and how disappointed and hurt she was. Hundreds of letters she wrote to me-never once mentioning it-I owed her this song. Still, it took another 15 years for her to fully forgive me. Our actions do carry over to those who love us. Don't learn this the hard way-like I did."

Mama said (Jimmi original)

Nice and simple little song about what is important in life.
Lyrics: Lyn Kalley Ingram (@lyn-kalley-ingram).

I Got Sunshine (Jimmi original)

Many people are gone missing. Horrible! Imagine the pain their loved ones feels not knowing what has happen, living in uncertainty and fear of the message they some day might get.
This song is to these people.

Lyrics: Lyn Kalley Ingram

In memory of Ashley Morris Mullis

Hold To Gods Unchanging Hand - Ballad (Jimmi original)

Sheriff Walt was a big man, standing six foot four, a voice as deep as thunder, with a kindness in his heart

Lyrics: Lyn Kalley Ingram 
Lynn wrote:
It is about a real Sheriff that I knew growing. Sheriff Coffee. I wrote this with him in mind-So, many songs portray all lawmen as bad. It's just my way of acknowledging him-even though he is with the Lord now.

Sheriff Walt (Jimmi Orginal)

Oh, My Daughter (Jimmi Original)

This song is one of my favorites, although it's about love, i often sing it when things are not as good as they should have been. 

Lyrics: Lyn Kalley Ingram

Its Not The Way Its Suppose To Be (Jimmi Original)

I'm Headed To Vegas

Go Get Em

Ani qu ne’ chawu’nani
ani qu ne ‘ chawu’nani
A wa wa bikana’ kayena
a wa wa biqana’ kayena
Iyahuhthi’ bisiti
Iyahuhthi’ bisiti

Father, have pity on me,
Father, have pity on me;
I am crying for thirst,
I am crying for thirst;
All is gone—I have nothing to eat,
All is gone—I have nothing to eat.

This is the most pathetic of the Ghost-dance songs. It is sung to a plaintive tune, sometimes with tears rolling down the cheeks of the dancers as the words would bring up thoughts of their present miserable and dependent condition. It may be considered the Indian paraphrase of the Lord’s prayer

Thanks and Acknowledgements
Source The Ghost-dance Religion and the Sioux Outbreak of 1890 by James Mooney, Congressional Serial Set, 1892-1893.

Jimmi Goes West

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